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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-31

I Ssw ola NcS2sS s few DAYS 40 and X
marked - ls,sE hoS had shs cid Caza locked.
SiiE Sas& ys>> ks GlG. and J; VAS 10 wcSie--
vess vssh tAe Grand Dake'S sro1o,s and his
ow-, L v-o-lG SooG end II his beng Z, gathered
u - his fathers unless Holy McSsS sac
casCssS Hs.ss- With tGe horoscopes ana p-o-
Gecsc something uao-s rsSSScrtrS. EszAarS,
SsyS RliE. hs rcSv &S.cA ID Something
tsso-s TIE * - JAY. says l. KINNEY
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-31
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-31

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-31

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fa,lE Al ND rssll.l1 N -tsa-s l-a-.sis- IssL
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-31
THE FLANEUR.


o. Gess ,eScc-rS s&ssc -
YESTERDAY Hosy MoSsS sp0ssrSsi On change
Il. = he.c~ssSle3 Black cass, o-narasatsi -,
TIE hack wSse tie straw cover - s cham
payne hottie fSs5E, SAYS this Indicated t,sS,
this las Horoscope aSoc; The Rides had been
s fsl.a.e. ana Eoa,>oSp vRS aeaa aooGt i,
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-31

Biz. mex me agss- the boys concert
was over Saturday GiEht. and asked If / did
Doi think il was way ug,S told han il
was high. Sni that the BOYS had covered
themselves with glory. BlIE. insisted that !.
VS. the boSS show o. the SsaSoa-aild the
sass SrS Jokes. didn't they Mt tiSas Stiff
wanted - know = "a Was there. told HIN
-, b1: this. SoaCy-la-lSw v&S, ami carried
SWAY Sll his Sr,Spsnisr bGitoaS lanShias-
insisting upon i t',-- teey vsEs ST sod ioSss
o. the oil mSa. e hoped they would
Re q lesson "a Esgn ,-c the next Ssvsasv-Evs
years 81 his life. Sa. what TOOK RliTs : eve
r2CSs was the h&llnGlos, and the familiar
faces & - hcyS ou her, from GriSlsy down
- ms >y,S. Evea Holy Moses looked every
inch HIMSELF his mother could re&Gily have
mistaken HIM fer her darling bow. Blir.
noticed The hISa S;Ste Of Discipline which
prevailed o. board. and how promptly the
o-5S- for al hands - lay aft and take u
drink w&S c3syeG-sysG the cook was well IN
II cesS 0gdis-. LssGr. MSlSsi. RliS. tho1cbt.
WIS s lizzie TOO fresh, bGs Of course Jus.
ls&ylcS -~s Ho-Ss marines. i VAS ros 10 be
sIpsc.-S x g01ii Or.,s into Sll The duties 81
o.scS, BIZ TX sSe.-s- .-il Up IN t;s &c,
u - splicing I1e ala >s.4SS, sai no t,,lb.
when Il rssuEnS, II he ever does. vSls know
81 Sbo-1 L. A2d when he goes 10 SEA again
VIII .Sks his horse along. How gracefully
GEIS-sy received thSE magnificent silver co-S-
Sc-sv-s2s emblem which points 10 the
spirit l&1G-&2d seemingly how we'll he
handed T. Ins frolicSo1s hSI1ahire's
well yIS&Ss &r6 the former lively
sergeant u MARINES were missing from, the
2ohls ships deck $50 also vas tie fzcs.iouS
McS-S.s-S p6lE-H Il fgIrly rnS6e BlitT'
mouth wafer ~ see the small stores going On
board II those say Little grssn boxes. with
blE key painted o. sGeh OF them. oh"
says sEs boy, won't EhsY have = high old
TINE 81 So Win Sll these sod things within
s2Sy rs2ce. Gc1 s nice silver co-kSsrsE 70
boo--s SIX t6ocSes the sergeant Of marines
ES1 shs rs2.sSs Gsvlce II The shape Of :
k-spszck h EzG sysr Ssec-fo1r huEe Gin
ocl1LsS-g--Ic1 Looked CAV, and gave SpIrIt
1-1 life - the crew Poor BlI= having
drawn soo mich Inspiration from some IN
z-CsC S1--cs- q having E0slcs1 the sun
CTs- The Eo-sy2EG-@ Lzl tsco-s Slrswha-
cSlvcc-S- ara ! vas forced 10 sSks the boz
E-1 E,Ts IAN an 4S-51E II Pas yarG
C-l-1 Sz1z- y5- SZ1v- LE.z
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-31

had SAo-s oAss yesterday with Ioz T.se.
a. Ce-lSs-ssS IS-xSS. S2S ae tot6 ne ss.A.
things looked IS GcSsy here - tEsy >ilG down
tAs-s-1lE oqs1l2 S's;2@isS al, r0aa5-'- slice
sane ks-ss SL.s~ sane there No1 LIE Ssys
- s1I2kS h WI. - - Washington and Sse
;es Cei1sSs Minister 2bo-s making that
Grand DGSs GlSSo-ge sAoSs SIl.aOl MA2s
NC= LIZ wants : s sod Junk. which VIII
kc-S1 rs Grand DzSs 50 ksE1 .Ezs IL v,,l
xc-cs- - c1-2s down again.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-31
Nrw Embellishments.
Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure and


Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure ana
of Sale.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH y
L power of sale contained IN a certain moEtgagv
made Nv NIiiska and Kali, OF Waiksuc, oahu, 10
: Roth dated the I'D day % November, lS>a rv-
corded In lihcr -, page 81, notice Is hcrCpy
given that said mortgSgcc intends TO ioTociosv
ssid mortgage for condition broken. aud upon
said foreclosure viii sell So public auction at inc
sales rooms of +. Z. Adams. in Honolulu, on
MONDAY, the 9Th day 90 jane, iSS5, AZ j. m
~ said day. the premises described in said mort
sSsc, as below specified.
Further particulars can be had Of W. r. Castle
Sttorncy-St-law.
:. ROTH, Mortgage.
Premises 20 BE sold are situated IN kahalaa,
WaikSuc, oahu, covered BY Royal Patent iSs,
and comprise 6i-ioQ acres OF line kalo or rice
land: and
Land ia said waiSauc. set forth in Royal
PStcnt 2.SSS 70 NiSa, containing ss-iOo acres OF
land. suitable for rice or kalS, aud partly cult
waited; besides house lots. HOS 70
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-31

SAYS BIZ 11 LIZ lLSl SiEzz-l5sly= II EssE-
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lEl=- III EEFE EZE>zl9 .lsila1 EvEF-silT--.Z
L. .s-l-l1 Ezis.E tie sa1- CGl q nv cc=
T1E SLa1 l1z Grand Duke W1lE5- sal,-C n
NV a. q. -isi11 Z EEZEZEz cGI # Slim
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s.-i.,slL-.z II L. INV ll-iEl li-iz Grad Izsz
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-31

SsuH. Hiis. sid before the powder and those
little cannon were hauled in, the Grand Duke
fels iSssls veSk II the knees, bat now he
asked Blls what IL all meant, and he told
me that the Grand De6e hSd bse0 expectias
= little ',SarryiSe party from You lies
squad ss,i be vaVtSi u ave them y ~wArm
reception, when they cSrae, 6liT SAYS tASt
thi0SS are fixed up N Sool shape inside the
DacsISsne,oSaVc. aud Ion 1aSe ~ ANY ether
man, who come foolips aroagld woald have
= hos tiJaa setting II there ana cAtohicS that
Grand Oake napplnS-voc bst.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-31

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-31

I sLV or s-ss5& EctoEScEr S,x.--Cszy. and
--@ II lacks1 e-zcS 8. re >ayl-S - hans q
good mind 70 r-5 & 1s&1 On yc-- ! ESSsG
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-31

! EzS dow q sAs FROM l&s1 week. sid
cvs-AsA-5 OlScs- Eo2o-sosz,. veo tSlSS sooG
kzg-1Se- y,c- know. say - EC1l5 1Sll II
o. G.y czs VIZ asserted thai TIE Grand
D-Ss ESS &cy ExoG II s1x- bsG ops--
SSlsGls-~ ! asked h.G Why Il Gi]2a1 - tl-
yoG- p&pe---ses whole S-4lr ExS pretty Es-I
S1&.s6 u L -xss5y- Re S21S L1s No-lz-lsy
III TX zE--S = vC-lE VILE - szzs S-y
zo5scs - .-S1 -ELE4S Slss1s1 E-&z s-sF wanted
SSS - - sc- so-s q sEoss c-xrs 'zeo DIN Z
k-CE w-S-s - ~ 1Ess- EG1SS q the
papers, Ez@ c1-v2cl &-'G the them. sind cizx.
zC--5 =LSs. 11s balance SHAT up Ee
sad .1s Grand D-ss vas 2s.s--- st-sG q
.Ez1 - li11ls .akS. zz3 zsS gong 70 Ezvs !.
s.C-rsG = 3 s,zy TIA. zC1L& E-Gzs Sc-,s u
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-31

! ~ Is: wseS 3 MICS lIt.ls Grand p1Ss
l. Ec-.,Sss- : window, made entirely C-s ~
pieces q Spc12s. deity pzs lccs.Gs-- !
cEllSG BIZ : S-ss2.lo2 - =, z2& ;eS boy
bars C-E -E-S1i-S. SSyl-- coE l-Ss-N !
SEvS ~GSs EExz = WY. Ike EEs Grand
D1Ss. SzyS R-lz : scl1 ki-, plainly ! S;si
-. SO tks -SSsEclx1cS. WY. SsyS tHs
hcy. - Z LIS Il his s-szs Srso-cs1S powers :
yc- cx- III tins o1s II with S-l&S Erc2 his
1osS - ms eyebrows, &2G yss s1s-s i rpo-
s1- lit-as Gzo-s- Try shs Sane game o. the
Grand D1Ss VIII -Gszz-Sslc go-r nas6s;S2s,
X2G yc= EO=lG Sex badly hsss- = yoc kSS 70
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z5c,sG bow 81 tks bcy'S hszG. which hs
deity GoS,s5
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-31

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-31

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is ana, 1sszs1 Es.spil-sz q, a. S.,s;.us b. hss.t
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y 1aal1E l-'U fl-,z'zz * sils1 II IN MI 1e-
1n= a-s sslsrT ll.i.l1r rssz 4F = .s..las u. r,.rV
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-19
Popular Suits for Boys.

In this advanced age Of ready made suits,
few parents attempt % make boys clothing,
especially when they come OF an age to wear
cloth suits The models shown in the accom-
panying cut represent two popular suits with
New York lads, end the~- are made IN sizes
10 accommodate boys from 4 TO II and IL
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-19

"You seem 70 be much attached 70 your
Wife said the governor Of Arkansaw al
dressing an old negro who had Just paid
tribute 10 the ruler Of his household.
II Is, sab. powerful. Dat lady is one
ermong or thousand, an does you know dat
she's elf made iadyT
"a self made ladyN
ayes sah she's self made lady. When
we fust maird she was a sort o helpless crit
ter. Been raised roun' de house 'mong de
white folks, an didn't gin much o promise
dat she would eber mount ter much, an
wuz sorter slow bout mairn her, ] wuz,
case Use putty much DER bizness man mer-
SET. An fust It was erbout "a much I'll she
could do ter draw er bucketO' water, but
stead o nngin' stumblin' blocks in her way,
'couraged her, did,
Ilowl BY drawing the water yourselfT
the governor asked
son no, sch: by gittin' er smaller bucket
dat She could han'le III had or drawed de
water mcrself she neber would er been or self
made lady. She'd er tied err red han'kerchuk
round her heal an sung er lonesome song in
do back yard. an does think, sab, dat de
song - en- oman dat has dun gin up hope Is
de iOueSOniest thtHE III &c Noff. us, sun
got de lady er smaller bucket an ter show
her how fur wus frum THROWN stumblm'
blocks in de lady's way, greesed de winlass.
| let 1t run erlong dis way erwhie, an den
put on de big bucket"
"Thon she went right along, 1 suppose"
"Ez sweet ~ er pie sab. An erein, at fust
she made or mighty bad out at chopin
wood. She didn't take kin'ly ter de ak, but
| WANT de man ter fling stumhlm' blocks IN
de way % mer own wife"
"You relieved her of that laborious duty
then, suppose
"Yas, sah, 'liebed her nightly. got her
er AK dat WANT nigh so heaby. Den She dun
powerful well; 'prubed 50 fas dat it WANT
long TIL she could han'le De heaiy ak mon
strous fine But yer outer sea dat lady now,
gubner. She ken fetch in er log o. wood ~
well 81 any pusson, an out IN iiei' She ken
make er mule powerful tired fore de sun goes
down. Oh, vas. she's er self made lady, but
knowledge, dat she wouldu be sich er fine
pus,on ef had acted mean an flung STUN
bin blocks in her way. '-Arkansaw Traveller
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DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL.

Galassi, the Italian opera singer and Iheo-
dore Toedt, Edwin Hof, Herndon Mor>ell
and Harry billiard were all choir boys
\ young American soprano named Adiny
has made "a successful debut at the Paris
grand opera, where she takes the place Of
Mile. KrauSs
Frederic Solomon, half brother OF Edward
Solomon, is going TO take out bis papers next
year and become an American citizen. The
actors real name is Frederic Joseph Becque.
The town council Of Bologna offers for next
year prize Of 5000 lire for the composition
Of an opera. Only Italian composers under
so years Of age Will be allowed 10 compete.
The successful work will be produced IN the
theatre at Bologna
The Sunday entertaining which Is II Ia
mode in London greatly benefits profes-
SIGNALS; a 600 check Is frequently the re
ward of the distinguished singer, and seldom
less than e2J is handed to the juggler who is
IT the elite m his line
There are many Hebrews connected with
the stage Among those best known are
LOUIS Aldrich, the Frohmans and klralfys,
Gus Williams, Marcus Il. Mayer, JOSH Hart,
Harry Braham, Ardiu, Srakosch, Adele
Belgrade, Rose Eytinge, the Graus, Modjeska
and Bernhardt
Here is information Us 10 the relative sizes
of theatres in Scotland. The following Will
he found a correct estimate, exclusive Of
standing room only" which Is ample in
Scotch theatres, and but rarely aVailcd Of:
IN Edinburg, the Theatre Royal viii seat
about $500, and the Lyceum about 5000; in
Glasgow, the Theatre Royal about $500, the
Grand Theatre about 5000, the Royalty
about . 900 and the Princes about 800; in
Aberdeen. Her Majesty's Opera House will
hold about 100 All parts Of the house are
included IN each case
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-19

Col lngersoll was at "A dinner the other day
where New Yorker, who has a wide repu
tation as an after dinner speaker, was some
what disappointing TO the guests. Col In
gerson had a neighbor at the table who
loaned over and said Colonel, how IN the
world did Blank come TO have such a reputa-
ton as an after dinner speaker, 1t does not
seem warranted by what be has done to-
night" "That reminds me, said the colonel,
~of a Georgian who came up 70 Illinois after
the war and wanted TO sell his uniform. He
asked around at several places DO you want
10 buy a unfomf Finally some one asked
him what grade Of uniform it was, when he
said. it war private's uniform ia Georgia,
but reckon il mout DO fer colonel IN Hi
NOS. New York Tribune
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-19
DIRECTORS LIABLE FOR DEPOSITS.
Important Decisions In Bank Case by the
Illinois Supreme Court.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL. June 1S.-An i'm
portaut decision has been rendered by
the Supreme Court in bank case which
has been in the courts for several years.
Gardiner Case was depositor in the
Bunker Hill Bank at Bunker Hill, III.
The bank failed while holding his depos-
its and he brought suit against the dlrec-
tors individually, setting up the claim
that if deposits were received when the
directors, by exercising due diligence
might have known that the bank was in
solvent, they were legally liable for the
deposits. The Circuit Court OF Macou.
pin County gave judgment in favor OF
Case, and the defendants appealed TO the
Appellate Court, which affirmed the de-
cision Of the court below. The case was
then carried to the Supreme Court, which
again affirmed the decision Of the court
below. The opinion declares the follow.
ing doctrine First. That the directors OF
a bank are trustees for the depositors as
well as for the stockholders. Second.
That they are bound to the observance OF
ordinary care and diligence, and are hence
liable for injuries resulting from its non
observance.
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STORIES OF BIRDS.


4 big hawk swooped down on one Of
Robert Brodie's fat hens at Tabernacle town
ship. $. c.. whereupon Mrs Brode caught 1t
and wrung its neck.
a bird was noticed fluttermg about tree
about 10 be sold at the market in Troy. An
examination disclosed in the branches the
nest Of a lark with five eggs in it.
Twenty years ago not singing bird, tx
ccpt in cages, could be heard III Eagle valley,
Nevada and now the warblngs OF the Wild
sonxstels can be heard from early morn till
long after sunset.
The burning of the Paterson iron works Is
attributed to the English sparrow. 1hespar-
rows have been noticed carrying straw and
other imnammablc stuff and building their
nests among the girders, and 1t Is believed
that tie sparks lodging IN these nests caused
the fire
A tame maybe. belonging TO a lady of
Leeds. England, Is accustomed TO receive
daily little bits from the lips Of It's fair
owner Recently il Mortified the lady when,
perchcd upon her shoulder, as usual, and in
serting it, Leak within her lips, ii dropped an
immense green, fat caterpillar into her
mouth, as a grateful reciprOcation.
An Irish gentleman presented an intelligent
parrot 10 lady he meant to marry. The
bird las since caused suit for breach Of
promise. IL said "cOme in" once when he
called upon the lady, and entering, be raw
young man sitting on the sofa. and the parrot
initiated a long string Of kisses ami laughed
fiendishly That broke the match, and the
lady brought suit
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yiyidly RecalIing the incident.

They were over in the camp last evening,
talking about military matters and war and
So on. and the talk driftod around 10 personal
bravery. and finally some one brought up the
subject Of presence Of mind in danger
That reminds me, said the colonel, "of an
incident that happened when was but lad
| was very fond Of crows nesting One day
| discovered a nest in the very top of n lofty
bull zine. fully 100 feet high. Up l swarmed
In the nest were four young crows aud one
egg. It was the work Of minute 10 wiring
the Young crows necks and throw them out
Then placing the egg in my mouth for con
venience, / commenced my journey down
II seems hut yesterday" said the colonel
softly Il looked up; the beautiful blue sky
was above me, and the crows. whose nest !
had despoiled, were wheeling in short circles,
uitering angry cries Suddenly, without an
instant warning, the limb on which / was
resting broke and fell-ninety feet from the
topl lived hundred lres in that one mo-
mentr The coloners voice trembled He
brushed his hand across his eyes.
What you fell ninety feet, colonelP ex-
claimed young subaltern.
The colonel gazel on him c0mpassionately
No, you young ignoramus was ninety
feet from the top when fell; consequently
fell about ten feet But the jolt got broke
that egg. BAH can taste it yeti
The colonel gazed around suggestively, and
be got something 10 take the taste out Of his
mouth. And they all had some. w ashing-
tom Critic
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-19

\ well known st. Paul artist has a 5-year-
old boy who IS given to cute sayings Yes
tcrlay, viewing picture Of Liberty Enlight-
ching the World, he asked who it was-the
big lady. Liberty" was the reply. "Oh,
YES. bee rcsponded, Il know-Liberty, Amer
.ca's wife, Not bad, that. The other day
be was telling rather tall yarn 10 a gentle
man. who interrupted him with "Do YOU
know George Washington no said the
yomsster0 "Well, he was very good man,
who could not tell a lie" What was the
matterr was the quick retort; couldn't be
talkf-Pioneer Press.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-19
TRAVELLING DRESS.

The model here represented has plain
underskirt Of striped gray wool and a long
straight upper skirt Of plain gray wool Of a
lighter shade, open on one side, and OOrdeied
with braid band. The short jacket which
is Of the same material as the upper skirt, has
loose open cutaway fronts, displaying IA close
buttoned vest of darker gray velvet. The
stripcd underskirt is IN straight brcadths, and
is hung ON Il foundation skirt of lining, with
the front very slightly full and the back
gathered The quantity Of material for a
dress like the one described is two and three
quarter yards of striped and six yards Of
plain material, forty four inches wide, ana
three quarters Of "a yard Of velvet.